Life threatening heat could impact two billion people by 2100. Which countries are most at risk?
More than a fifth of humanity could be exposed to dangerously hot temperatures by the end of the century, scientists warn.
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Topless activists pour mud on themselves in Rome amid Europe-wide climate protests
Topless environmental activists from the 'Last Generation' group covered themselves in mud in front of the Italian Senate in Rome on Tuesday to protest fossil fuels and the consequences of climate change.
IBA suspends four national federations for joining 'rogue' body
LONDON : The International Boxing Association (IBA) has suspended federations from New Zealand, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden for joining a 'rogue' rival organisation, it said on Monday.
Carmelo Anthony retires from NBA, after 19-year career, NCAA title, 3 Olympic golds
Carmelo Anthony, the star forward who led Syracuse to an NCAA championship in his lone college season and went on to spend 19 years in the NBA, announced his retirement on Monday.
Thieving administrator, GMP copper and live stream paedophile amongst those jailed last week in Greater Manchester
A paedophile who sent more than £20,000 to the Philippines to set up live streams of child abuse is amongst those who have been jailed in Greater Manchester last week.
Women's epee team wins Singapore's 7th fencing gold in best SEA Games showing
SINGAPORE: The Singapore women's epee team added another gold medal to the country's haul from fencing at the SEA Games in Cambodia on Tuesday (May 16) as they beat the Philippines 45-37 to retain their title.
Philippines down hosts Cambodia in grudge final to reclaim SEA Games basketball gold
PHNOM PENH: The Philippines avenged the disappointment of an opening-game defeat and reasserted their Southeast Asian Games dominance beating hosts Cambodia on Tuesday (May 16) to clinch men's basketball gold.
Shameless Wythenshawe paedophile sent more than £20k to women in Philippines to set up Skype live streams of child abuse
A paedophile from Wythenshawe sent more than £20,000 to women in the Philippines to set up Skype live streams of child abuse. Bernard Grace, 72, was found with thousands of chat messages, in which he gave people 'instructions'.